The 51-year-old son of a federal judge pleaded guilty Tuesday to secretly filming himself having sex with multiple women over several years while participating in a program aimed at uncovering the root causes of sexual assault. You may be able to avoid a prison sentence. human crime.
Manhattan resident Daniel McAvoy secretly filmed four women undressing and engaging in sexual acts on several occasions, Gothamist reported, citing the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. He pleaded guilty in state Supreme Court to seven counts of illegal surveillance for allegedly recording the footage.
The sexual encounters were consensual and took place in apartments McAvoy rented on Manhattan's Upper East Side, but prosecutors claim the women had no idea they were being filmed. are.
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The son of a federal judge pleaded guilty Tuesday to secretly filming his sexual encounters with several women over several years, but could ultimately avoid prison time. (St. Petersburg)
Assistant District Attorney Daniel Turcotte said McAvoy filmed dozens more women, but the statute of limitations has run out in other cases.
Investigators reportedly seized three hard drives and more than 150 DVDs that McAvoy had stored at the home of his father, Thomas McAvoy, a senior judge in Binghamton, New York. He was appointed by former President Ronald Reagan in 1986.
The report said the DVDs had handwritten labels containing the names of dozens of women and specific sexual acts in pornographic terms. Investigators searched the judge's home after receiving a tip from McAvoy's then-on-off girlfriend. He was originally charged in 2022 with 29 counts of unlawful surveillance.
McAvoy is adjudicating Manhattan's Alternative Felony Prison Court (ATI). The court is a program that provides an alternative to incarceration for all types of serious crimes, including violent crimes and sex crimes, and aims to uncover the underlying issues that lead to crime. Gothamist reported.
His appearance in the program allowed his lawyers to press for public statements and allowed the defendant to leave sentencing to the court without an agreement with prosecutors.
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The New York Supreme Court building on Madison Avenue in New York City. (Joan Slatkin/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
The District Attorney's Office opposes the motion and recommends a prison sentence.
“He is a man over the age of 50 who reportedly holds a master's degree and is self-employed with sufficient means,” Turcotte said in court records, according to Gothamist. “He made this decision after repeatedly betraying the trust of his sexual partners over the past 15 years. [He] This decision was made over and over again with no regard for women and purely for selfish motives. ”
The magazine also interviewed one of McAvoy's victims, who said McAvoy remains a threat to women and condemned the decision to consider the plea.
“For the victims who had the courage to speak out, for those who still don’t know they were filmed without their consent, and for other women who will sadly likely suffer the same fate, this public plea is You can't beat that,” she told Gothamist.

McAvoy's on-and-off ex-girlfriend, who dated him for 10 years, filed a civil lawsuit against him in August. (Getty Images)
According to reports, McAvoy's on-again, off-again ex-girlfriend, who had been with him for 10 years, filed a civil lawsuit against him in August. new york post.
According to the complaint, the mother of two didn't realize she was filmed during a sexual relationship until months after they broke up, when the Manhattan District Attorney's Office called her and showed her one of the videos. He claimed he had no idea it was there.
“Over the course of many years, Daniel McAvoy engaged in a systematic conspiracy to secretly record hundreds of sexual encounters with women he lured to his home,” the complaint states, according to the newspaper.
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“He meticulously archived and cataloged illegal sex videos depicting his victims, and from time to time “I was sharing it with other people.”
“Jane Doe's life was completely turned upside down when she learned that the man she had trusted for years was secretly videotaping her most intimate and vulnerable moments,” she wrote in the lawsuit. said.
She said she is filing the lawsuit “to achieve some degree of personal justice.”


